Planet Mars. An incredible announcement came today from researchers, who stated that two very dangerous meteorites were formed on the surface of the celestial body and are moving at high speed through the universe. The meteorites would have formed inside some craters that were discovered on the planet Mars, and researchers are now trying to discover from which of the craters on the red planet they started before reaching the universe.
Planet Mars. Various meteorites have reached the Earth until now, but researchers have not managed to find out where exactly on the celestial body they come from, but little by little they are getting closer to discovering the secrets. It is very interesting how the rocks from the planet Mars were propelled into outer space to become meteorites that move at very high speed to various other planets, including the Earth.
Planet Mars. DANGEROUS METEORITIES Formed from its surface
Planet Mars. Although the meteorites on this celestial body are very difficult for researchers to analyze, the surprising thing is that some have entered the atmosphere of our planet, without causing very big problems. Various meteorites that came from the planet Mars were discovered in various areas of the globe, and their sizes were initially surprisingly large since they managed to pass the atmosphere and reach the Earth.
“We're currently trying to understand the geology of Mars from satellite images, where we can't go and pick up rocks to verify that we're seeing what we think we're seeing; rovers, which have a limited set of instruments, so we don't get the whole picture; or Martian meteorites, where we have the unlimited arsenal of tools on Earth to extract all the data from them, but no idea where they come from on Mars.”
Planet Mars. Some of the meteorites that have been discovered on earth are millions upon millions of years old, while others are still roaming the universe, and can be very dangerous for the Earth. Of course, new meteorites can reach space at any time as other asteroids hit the planet Mars, but everything depends on how events of this kind take place, and where exactly the impact takes place.
Planet Mars. That said, here's how quickly researchers are getting closer to discovering the sources of many meteorites, and how much this matters to everyone.
